I added three parameters to be passed from command-line:
log-port is the UDP syslog port
query-port is the TCP (HTTP) port for queries
addr is the address to bound to, used only in the UDP server configuration
There is a shallow control on the ports (integers, and should be in (0,65535]), but no control on the addr.
Hi!
I added three parameters to be passed from command-line:
- `log-port` is the UDP syslog port
- `query-port` is the TCP (HTTP) port for queries
- `addr` is the address to bound to, used only in the UDP server configuration
There is a shallow control on the ports (integers, and should be in (0,65535]), but no control on the `addr`.
As discussed OTR, now there are just two parameter:
syslog-addr, defaults to 127.0.0.1:9514 (UDP)
query-addr, defaults to 127.0.0.1:9080 (HTTP)
I tried to test also IPv6 support with --query-addr ::1:12345 but I cannot get it working. IPv4 is (apparently) well-behaved.
As discussed OTR, now there are just two parameter:
- `syslog-addr`, defaults to `127.0.0.1:9514` (UDP)
- `query-addr`, defaults to `127.0.0.1:9080` (HTTP)
I tried to test also IPv6 support with `--query-addr ::1:12345` but I cannot get it working. IPv4 is (apparently) well-behaved.
Hi!
I added three parameters to be passed from command-line:
log-port
is the UDP syslog portquery-port
is the TCP (HTTP) port for queriesaddr
is the address to bound to, used only in the UDP server configurationThere is a shallow control on the ports (integers, and should be in (0,65535]), but no control on the
addr
.As discussed OTR, now there are just two parameter:
syslog-addr
, defaults to127.0.0.1:9514
(UDP)query-addr
, defaults to127.0.0.1:9080
(HTTP)I tried to test also IPv6 support with
--query-addr ::1:12345
but I cannot get it working. IPv4 is (apparently) well-behaved.